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The Rundown 3/13/2020

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The Rundown 3/13/2020

Good morning, Tupelo and beyond! Today is Friday the 13th! It’s also the 73rd day of 2020 and the last weekday of Spring Break 2020. What a week it’s been! Unless you’ve been living under a rock you already know the Coronavirus hit the US hard this week as major festivals like South by Southwest and just about any other event across the country that would draw a large crowd were canceled as items like hand sanitizer and toilet paper disappeared from the shelves of major retailers practically overnight. The panic over Covid-19 sent the stock market into a freefall where it remains as I write this. Needless to say, this week has been a doozy and I’m certain we’re all especially thankful it’s finally Friday, even if it is Friday the 13th. Speaking of Friday the 13th (again), here’s your #FreakyFriday quote of the day.

Superstition is foolish, childish, primitive, and irrational-but how much does it cost you to knock on wood?     

Judith Viorst

Check back each day for a new quote to help get you through your day. Now, onto other news and happenings.

We’re now just 6 days away from the first day of spring! Today’s pollen count drops to a low of 1.2, great news for my fellow allergy sufferers who have been struggling with symptoms this week.

Let’s take a look at what’s happening today in your neck of the woods!

Today in Tupelo…

Spring Break Farm Camp continues today at 8:00 am until 1:00 pm at Coleman Farms. If your child is attending, don’t forget to pack a lunch and send them wearing pants, heeled boots, and a riding helmet.

Storytime at Reed’s GumTree Bookstore is happening today and every Friday at 10:30 am. Attendees also receive 10% off children’s books during Storytime.

Stunt Open Gym with Sydney runs from 1 pm – 5 pm today at Extreme Athletics. Cost is $5 per athlete and you do not have to be a member of the gym to attend. Get a stunt group together and come on out!

Tupelo Flea Market and Gun & Knife Show weekend kicks off this evening from 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm.

Other Happenings Near Tupelo Today

North Mississippi Spring Indoor Nationals starts tonight from 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm.

Daniel the Balloon Twister will be at Don Tequilas Mex Grill in Corinth beginning at 5 pm.

The 10th annual Golden Triangle Music Awards Pre-Show is tonight at New Beginning Full Gospel Baptist Church on Highway 69 in Columbus. Show starts at 6:00 pm and features all of the nominees from tomorrow’s awards show.

JesusFest happens tonight from 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm at Old Union Baptist Church in Shannon. Meal and fellowship begin at 6:00 pm, worship starts at 7:00 pm.

Journey Kids Kids’ Night Out is tonight from 6:15 pm until 10:00 pm. Kids ages 4-12 welcome, cost is $10, price does not include food. Kids are encouraged to wear GREEN for St. Patrick’s Day. For more information, dial 662-869-3111.

It’s Praise and Worship Night at the Highland House in New Albany from 7 pm – 9 pm. Free to everyone!

It’s Movie Night at the historic Elkin Theatre in Aberdeen! Admission is $5 and concessions are $1 each. Cash only! Follow The Elkin Theatre Facebook page for movie details.

Gypsy will perform tonight from 7:30 pm – 11:30 pm at Lep’s BBQ in Pontotoc.

Friday night karaoke happens tonight at Louie’s in Columbus beginning at 8:00 pm.

Live! at Montgomery’s on Main is tonight in Pontotoc from 9 pm – midnight with Brittany McGee.

Newscast / Lo Noom / Nordista Freeze perform tonight at Proud Larry’s in Oxford from 9:00 pm until midnight.

Giving Up Ghosts and Stonewall are live tonight at Zachary’s in Columbus beginning at 10:00 pm.

Old Memphis Kings perform at Dave’s Dark Horse Tavern in Starkville starting at 10 pm.

MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT IN TUPELO

LinkFest 2020 kicks off tonight at the Link Centre with Tupelo’s first-ever Comedy Awards. Event starts at 7:00 pm. Tickets are $25 and include tapas dinner and your first drink.

It’s ALL Country Night at Woody’s with DJ E Karaoke and drink specials all night beginning at 8:00 pm.

Hannah + Karly are live tonight at Steele’s Dive from 9:00 pm until midnight.

Make It Do What It Do Entertainment LLC New Business Launch Party is tonight at Club Heat-The Bottom Line from 9:00 pm – 2:00 am.

DÆPÆ at Stables performs an acoustic show tonight at the Stables beginning at 9:30 pm.

#LadiesNightOut Hosted By Jania Meshell is tonight at 9 pm at The Echostage in Shannon.

Kurt Allen Band performs tonight at Blue Canoe beginning at 9:30 pm.

We’re here to keep YOU in the know, and we don’t want to miss a thing!

You can notify us about a missing listing or an upcoming event you want us to know about by:

  • Tagging our Facebook page on a post
  • Marking us as a co-host on your Facebook event
  • Sending a direct message on our Facebook page
  • Or by shooting us an email at submit@ourtupelo.com

For a more in-depth look at what’s coming up in our area, check out our extended calendar of events!

That’s a wrap for today, y’all! Have a wonderful Wednesday!

The Rundown 3/12/2020

Telina Johnson
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The Rundown 3/12/2020

Good morning, Tupelo and beyond! Today is March 12th and it’s the 72nd day of the year 2020. It’s Thursday and today’s quote is neither motivational or inspirational, really…it’s just thoughtful. Here’s your #ThursdayThought.

“Dreams have only one owner at a time. That’s why dreamers are lonely.”

Erma Bombeck

Check back each day for a new quote to help get you through your day. Now, onto other news and happenings.

We’re now on day 4 of Spring Break week and just one week away from the first actual day of Spring. Today’s pollen count climbs to 7.2 so don’t forget your allergy pill this morning and be sure to wash your hands and change clothes after spending time outdoors to avoid those pesky allergy symptoms.

Let’s take a look at what’s happening today in your neck of the woods!

Today in Tupelo…

ole miss tupelo catch a break our tupelo

Today is the last day for Catch a Break While You’re on Break at Ole Miss Tupelo. Now through Thursday, your application fee will be waived when you apply at Ole Miss Tupelo between 8 am and 5 pm. During this time, you’ll meet with an admissions counselor to ensure you’re ready to make the transfer so be sure to bring your transcripts and be prepared to complete your admissions application for either the summer or fall 2020 semesters.

Spring Break Farm Camp continues today at 8:00 am until 1:00 pm at Coleman Farms and continues at the same time tomorrow. The camp is for students ages 6 -12 years and the fee is $150. If your child is attending, don’t forget to pack a lunch and send them wearing pants, heeled boots, and a riding helmet.

A Pecan Education Workshop is happening from 8:30 am – 4:30 pm today at the North Mississippi Research and Extension Center. If you signed up for the class before the March 5th deadline, registration begins at 8:00 am. If you did not sign up but are still interested in attending, contact Dr. Rebecca A. Melanson. Find her contact info here.

Today and every Thursday is Storyplay at the Lee County Library from 9:30 am – 10:00 am. Storyplay is a time of story, song, and rhymes for the library’s tiniest patrons. This special storytime is designed for infants and toddlers of all stages of ability.

Floral Design by Tracy Proctor starts at 6:00 pm at The Farmhouse. Cost is $70 and space is limited so give The Farmhouse a call at 662.269.2934 to find out if any spaces are available.

Other Happenings Near Tupelo Today

Janie’s Cake Supplies and Party Rentals is hosting a Spring Break Paint and Cupcake Party with Wendi Mullins today from 10 am – 12 pm. Party is for ages 5 – 12 years and the $30 fee covers all supplies.

Oktibbeha County CFA Meeting takes place tonight at 6:00 pm at the Sportsplex Annex in Starkville. RSVP by dialing 662-418-1354.

Misbehavin’ performs tonight from 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm at Tallahatchie Gourmet in New Albany.

Daniel Romano takes the stage tonight at 9:00 pm at Proud Larry’s on the Square in Oxford.

MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT IN TUPELO

It’s Karaoke Night in Tupelo! You’ve got two opportunities to channel your inner Stevie Nicks starting with Ole Venice, who begins their karaoke night with DJ Dayton at 7:00 pm. You can also head over to Woody’s between 8:00 pm and midnight for even more chances to become the next karaoke star.

Local Licks is happening tonight at Blue Canoe beginning at 7:30 pm.

Matt Nolan and Shaun Miller are Live at the Dive! Steele’s Dive, that is, and you can catch them from 7:00 – 10:00 pm.

We’re here to keep YOU in the know, and we don’t want to miss a thing!

You can notify us about a missing listing or an upcoming event you want us to know about by:

  • Tagging our Facebook page on a post
  • Marking us as a co-host on your Facebook event
  • Sending a direct message on our Facebook page
  • Or by shooting us an email at submit@ourtupelo.com

For a more in-depth look at what’s coming up in our area, check out our extended calendar of events!

That’s a wrap for today, y’all! Have a wonderful Wednesday!

Jiggy’s and a Bow Bow

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Jiggy’s and a Bow Bow

In 1983, Michael Jackson debuted the Moonwalk. It was that dance move that sparked an obsession to learn the moves of the King Of Pop, and ultimately; taking fandom a bit too far!

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Lake City Quiet Pills – Strange Corner

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Lake City Quiet Pills – Strange Corner

Strange Corner brings to our attention the Internet Mystery of Lake City Quiet Pills. This episode was inspired by a more in depth video created by YouTube user Barely Sociable. (video link is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tF0dCNxfYHk)

Warning, there is a discussion of adult material, but there is none shown and no links to the related questionable material.

The Rundown 3/11/2020

Telina Johnson
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The Rundown 3/11/2020

Good morning, Tupelo and beyond! Today is March 11th and it’s the 71st day of the year 2020. It’s Wednesday, here’s your quote of the day to get you over the midweek hump.

“Don’t start your day with thinking about the past, the present is here, and the future is waiting.”

Audrey Hepburn

Check back each day for a new quote to help get you through your day. Now, onto other news and happenings.

We’re now on day 3 of Spring Break week and just 8 days away from the first actual day of Spring. Thanks to yesterday’s wee morning hour rains and the showers and thunderstorms predicted for later today, allergy sufferers can quite literally breathe a little easier as the pollen count drops from 6.4 to a medium 5.8. Brace yourselves, though. Tomorrow’s pollen count is expected to be significantly higher.

Let’s take a look at what’s happening today in your neck of the woods!

Today in Tupelo…

ole miss tupelo catch a break our tupelo

Catch a Break While You’re on Break continues today at Ole Miss Tupelo. Now through Thursday, your application fee will be waived when you apply at Ole Miss Tupelo between 8 am and 5 pm. During this time, you’ll meet with an admissions counselor to ensure you’re ready to make the transfer so be sure to bring your transcripts and be prepared to complete your admissions application for either the summer or fall 2020 semesters.

Spring Break Farm Camp begins today at 8:00 am until 1:00 pm at Coleman Farms and continues at the same time each day on Thursday and Friday. The camp is for students ages 6 -12 years and the fee is $150. If your child is attending, don’t forget to pack a lunch and send them wearing pants, heeled boots, and a riding helmet.

Diversity-Vuteq, an automobile supplier located in Blue Springs, MS is hosting open interviews for jobs starting at $12.85 an hour including shift premium. Interviews are taking place today from 9 am – 4 pm at 1317 East Main Street Tupelo (the former East Tupelo Fred’s Pharmacy building).

It’s Wednesday, which means Breakfast Bingo is happening at 9:30 am at Chick-fil-A Thompson Square. Kids ages 2-92 are welcome and first-time bingo players receive a free coffee!!

Learn how to transform furniture with Annie Sloan chalk paint at today’s BYOP of furniture and paint class running from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm at The Farmhouse. Cost is $100 and includes lunch. Space is limited to just 6 participants so give The Farmhouse a call at 662.269.2934 to find out if any spaces are available.

Other Happenings Near Tupelo Today

Honeyboy and Boots are live tonight at Anthony’s Good Food Market in West Point. Music starts at 6:00 pm.

Lee Bains III is performing a free show tonight at Proud Larry’s in Oxford along with special guests Space Tyger and Ben Ricketts. Show begins at 9:00 pm.

MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT IN TUPELO

Matt Lomax will be performing live tonight at Mugshots for this week’s Wine Wednesday. Enjoy 1/2 off prices on glasses of house wines and $1 off other wines while listening to some live tunes. Happening from 7:30 pm – 10:30 pm.

We’re here to keep YOU in the know, and we don’t want to miss a thing!

You can notify us about a missing listing or an upcoming event you want us to know about by:

  • Tagging our Facebook page on a post
  • Marking us as a co-host on your Facebook event
  • Sending a direct message on our Facebook page
  • Or by shooting us an email at submit@ourtupelo.com

For a more in-depth look at what’s coming up in our area, check out our extended calendar of events!

That’s a wrap for today, y’all! Have a wonderful Wednesday!

Coronavirus Impact: Healthy Blood Donors Urgently Needed

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Coronavirus Impact: Healthy Blood Donors Urgently Needed

TUPELO, MS — Amid novel coronavirus (COVID-19) prevention measures, Vitalant and other blood centers nationwide are urging healthy individuals to donate blood — and organizations to maintain scheduled blood drives — to ensure patients have the lifesaving blood they need.

Healthy people are strongly encouraged to make a blood donation appointment by calling 877-25-VITAL (877-258-4825) or going online to vitalant.org.

Public health officials are enacting a number of measures to limit COVID-19 — and Vitalant supports these initiatives. Blood centers have always required individuals to be in good health to donate blood, and the blood collection process follows policies established by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to ensure the health and safety of donors and patients. 

“Hospitals will be extremely challenged if COVID-19 infections increase. The last thing we want them worrying about is having enough blood for trauma victims and cancer patients. That’s why it’s imperative that healthy individuals donate blood at drives and blood donation sites now,” said Dr. Ralph Vassallo, Vitalant’s chief medical and scientific officer.

Representing all blood banks, the AABB (formerly the American Association of Blood Banks) Interorganizational Task Force on Domestic Disasters and Acts of Terrorism recently urged healthy individuals to make and keep donation appointments—and ensure blood drives continue.

Currently, all blood types and components are needed, with a significant need for platelets and type O blood donations. Platelets have a very short shelf life—only five days. Type O-negative blood is the universal blood type, frequently used in traumas, that can help stabilize all patients. Vitalant strives to maintain a 4-day supply of blood just to provide what patients need, and currently we’re at less than half that for many blood types.

In addition to barring non-healthy individuals from donating, Vitalant is alerting individuals not to donate if they have visited Mainland China, South Korea, Iran and Italy within 28 days, have had a COVID-19 infection, or been exposed to someone suspected of having a COVID-19 infection. View the most up-to-date donation eligibility information.

“According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the risk of contracting COVID-19 is currently low,” Vassallo said. “Furthermore, due to the nature of the virus, it is highly unlikely that it can be transmitted through blood transfusions.”

The blood collection process is safe. In addition to the vigorous FDA-mandated testing of all blood components donated, Vitalant staff follow rigorous safety and disinfection protocols at its blood drives and donation centers. Finally, giving blood has no impact on the donor’s immune system.

“Sick hospital patients rely on blood donors — there is no other source for blood,” Vassallo said. “We need healthy individuals to donate blood, while following guidance from the CDC and other agencies.”

COVID-19 transmission occurs like the spread of the flu (influenza). And although there is currently no vaccine for COVID-19, to reduce the risk of infection, the CDC recommends washing hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, and avoiding touching the eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands.

Vitalant is closely monitoring the situation and will quickly implement any necessary changes as new information emerges from the CDC, FDA and AABB.

 

Vitalant (“Vye-TAL-ent”) is the nation’s second largest community blood service provider, supplying comprehensive transfusion medicine services for nearly 1,000 hospitals and health care partners for patients in need across 40 states. Vitalant inspires local communities to serve the needs of others and transform lives through the selfless act of donating blood. Every day, almost 5,000 blood donations are needed to meet the needs of people throughout the country, and Vitalant’s 800,000 donors supply 1.8 million donations a year. In addition to blood products, Vitalant offers customers transfusion services, medical consulting, quality guidance, ongoing education, research and more. For more information and to schedule a donation, visit vitalant.org or call 877-25-VITAL (877-258-4825). Join the conversation about impacting the lives of others on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

The Rundown 3/10/2020

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The Rundown 3/10/2020

Good morning, Tupelo and beyond! Today is March 10th and it’s the 70th day of the year 2020. It’s also #TransformationTuesday and here’s your quote of the day.

“I’ve never seen any life transformation that didn’t begin with the person in question finally getting tired of their own nonsense.”

Elizabeth Gilbert

Check back each day for a new quote to help get you through your day. Now, onto other news and happenings. Transformation Tuesday is especially appropriate today because it’s also Election Day in Mississippi. It’s a primary election for ALL parties so get out there and VOTE, Tupelo! Voting is one of our most sacred rights as Americans and if you want change you gotta help make it happen. Polls opened at 7 am and remain open until 7 pm.

We’re now just 9 days away from the first day of Spring and we’ve already enjoyed some beautiful springtime weather. Of course, along with springtime comes seasonal allergies but today should be a bit easier on allergy sufferers. The rain we got overnight night washed away some of the pollen, dropping today’s pollen count from yesterday’s high medium 9.6 to a medium 6.4. Still a good idea to take your necessary precautions to ensure allergies don’t put a damper on your day.

Our Tupelo is super excited that the end of winter is near and we’re celebrating by giving away a family four-pack to the upcoming Road to WrestleMania coming to the BancorpSouth Arena on March 28th! Click the link below to learn how to enter and read the rules for the contest.

WWE Tickets Giveaway

Let’s take a look at what’s happening today in your neck of the woods!

Today in Tupelo…

ole miss tupelo catch a break our tupelo

Catch a Break While You’re on Break continues today at Ole Miss Tupelo. Now through Thursday, your application fee will be waived when you apply at Ole Miss Tupelo between 8 am and 5 pm. During this time, you’ll meet with an admissions counselor to ensure you’re ready to make the transfer so be sure to bring your transcripts and be prepared to complete your admissions application for either the summer or fall 2020 semesters.

Safe Sitter courses are being taught today from 9 am – 4 pm at Healthworks. Drop-off time is at 8:45 am and don’t forget your student’s sack lunch! This event required pre-registration.

An HB&RA lunch sponsored by Coburn’s is happening today at lunch at Harvey’s beginning at 11:30 am.

Other Happenings Near Tupelo Today

The 4th annual Quilt Reception is from noon to 1 pm today at the Columbus-Lowndes Library located at 314 7th Street North, Columbus. Kathy Wilcutt of Magnolia Heirlooms is the keynote speaker. This event is open to the public and you can RSVP to Brenda Durrett at 662-329-5304 or email her at bdurrett@lowndes.lib.ms.us

if you were bitten by the quilting bug at the Quilt Reception, you can head on down the road a bit to Ladybug Fabrics in Aberdeen for a beginner’s quilting class from 2:00 pm until 5:00 pm and a second class from 7:00 – 10:00 pm. This is a two-part class and you register for both classes when you register for today’s class. The cost is $40 and you can view the supply list and more information on the course here.

Are you ready to pursue homeownership? You could benefit from tonight’s Monroe County Chamber of Commerce Homeowners’ Workshop: Building the American Dream One Family at a Time. Dinner and door prizes will be available. Doors open at 5:30 pm, dinner and program begin at 6 pm. Get more details here.

Interested in writing your memoirs? The Old Courthouse Museum in Iuka is hosting a memoir writing class this evening from 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm with Professor Amanda Burcham-Garvin. Get the details here.

MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT IN TUPELO

It’s Trivia Night in Tupelo with the first round of trivia beginning at 6 pm at Ole Venice. If you can’t make that time, O’Charley’s will also host a trivia session from 7 pm – 9 pm.

In the mood for live local music instead? Catch Michael Thomas at Steele’s Dive from 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm. If you’re in the mood for a sound that’s new to Tupelo, check out experimental rock band Palm Palm live at the Blue Canoe at 8 pm. Tickets for the Palm Palm show are $12 and you can purchase them here.

If trivia or music doesn’t suit your fancy, perhaps local stand-up comedy will! Catch Tupelo’s funniest folks at Amsterdam’s Stand-up Comedy Night happening from 8:30 pm until 10:00 pm. Think you’ve got what it takes to make the locals laugh? Tonight’s your night to shine! Just show up and let the staff know you want to take the stage.

We’re here to keep YOU in the know, and we don’t want to miss a thing!

You can notify us about a missing listing or an upcoming event you want us to know about by:

  • Tagging our Facebook page on a post
  • Marking us as a co-host on your Facebook event
  • Sending a direct message on our Facebook page
  • Or by shooting us an email at submit@ourtupelo.com

For a more in-depth look at what’s coming up in our area, check out our extended calendar of events!

That’s a wrap for today, y’all! Have a wonderful Tuesday!

Don’t Ask Don’t Tell

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Don’t Ask Don’t Tell

When I was four years old I committed an unpardonable sin while in my mom’s Sunday School class. If only she hadn’t asked the question – the world would have never known!

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The Rundown Monday 3/9/2020

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The Rundown Monday 3/9/2020

Good morning, Tupelo and beyond! Today is March 9th and it’s the 69th day of the year 2020. It’s also Monday, which means it’s time for our #MondayMotivation quote of the day.

“Ignore the glass ceiling and do your work. If you’re focusing on the glass ceiling, focusing on what you don’t have, focusing on the limitations, then you will be limited.” — Ava DuVernay

Check back each day for a new quote to help get you through your day. Now, onto other news and happenings. What a gorgeous weekend we had! The sunshine and warm temps made it much easier to believe that spring is now just 10 days away! Today is also the first official day of Spring Break, which means traffic was lighter this morning but the lunch line at Chick-fil-a will be longer. Plan accordingly.

If you suffer from seasonal allergies, spring being just 10 days away comes at no surprise to you. Much like me, you’ve probably been sniffling and sneezing for a while now! That’s because the pollen count has been on a steady rise since the end of February and today’s count is even higher than yesterday’s medium-high of 9.2–we’re looking at reaching a medium-high peak of 9.6 before the day is done. Don’t let allergies ruin your day, though! Take your physician-approved allergy meds, change clothes when you come in from spending time outdoors, and keep your windows closed to keep allergens out of your home.

Our Tupelo is super excited that the end of winter is near and we’re celebrating by giving away a family four-pack to the upcoming Road to WrestleMania coming to the BancorpSouth Arena on March 28th! Click the link below to learn how to enter and read the rules for the contest.

WWE Tickets Giveaway

Let’s take a look at what’s happening today in your neck of the woods!

Today in Tupelo…

ole miss tupelo catch a break our tupelo

Catch a Break While You’re on Break starts today at Ole Miss Tupelo. Now through Thursday, your application fee will be waived when you apply at Ole Miss Tupelo between 8 am and 5 pm. During this time, you’ll meet with an admissions counselor to ensure you’re ready to make the transfer so be sure to bring your transcripts and be prepared to complete your admissions application for either the summer or fall 2020 semesters.

2020 Criminal Investigation Certification (CIC) Course Happening Today from 8 am – 5 pm at the North Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Center.

Grab your yoga gear and come to Tupelo-Lee Humane Society today at 6 pm for Kitten Yoga!

Other Happenings Near Tupelo Today

Got bored kids at home this week? You’ve got just enough time to load up the kiddos in the car and head to the Art House in New Albany for their Children’s Pottery Spring Break Class starting at 9 am and ending at 11 am. The class is headed up by the Tallahatchie Arts Council and is perfect for the little artist in your home. Note that the class will meet again on March 16th from 4:30 to 6:30 pm to glaze. The class is open to current 3rd through 5th graders and the cost is $25. Click here to view and sign up for an open slot.

MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT IN TUPELO

Tony and Grammy award-winning musical Jersey Boys is coming to Tupelo TONIGHT at 7:30 pm at the BancorpSouth Arena. Get your tickets here.

In the mood for local live music instead? Check out Tyler Key and Rob Hibbs tonight at 7:30 pm at the Blue Canoe located at 2006 N. Gloster Street.

We’re here to keep YOU in the know, and we don’t want to miss a thing!

You can notify us about a missing listing or an upcoming event you want us to know about by:

  • Tagging our Facebook page on a post
  • Marking us as a co-host on your Facebook event
  • Sending a direct message on our Facebook page
  • Or by shooting us an email at submit@ourtupelo.com

For a more in-depth look at what’s coming up in our area, check out our extended calendar of events!

That’s a wrap for today, y’all! Have a fantastic Monday!

GUESS It Matters To Me (Trailer)

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GUESS It Matters To Me (Trailer)

This is a collection of stories about my life and how music and humor has become intertwined. In these stories, I will protect the innocent from my own sense of humor. ENJOY!!–

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